Who I am: owner of small open-source focused VoIP engineering consultancy trying to morph into a product company. Hardware: - Main office desktop machine: Qua

Who I am: owner of small open-source focused VoIP engineering consultancy trying to morph into a product company. Hardware: - Main office desktop machine: Quad-core Core 2 Duo @ 2.33 GHz (64-bit) with 8 GB of RAM, nVidia GT240, 30" HP display (DVI), dual 500 GB SATA HDs. - Laptop: Sony/Vaio VGN-NS328J, Dual Core (2.0 GHz/64-bit) with 3 GB of RAM, some sort of mediocre ATI video. - Netbook, on which I do a fair bit of my remote hacking: 10.1" Asus EeePC 1015PE (dual-core 1.66 GHz Intel Atom) w/2 GB RAM upgrade, 802.11x, Bluetooth. Great battery life on these things! Software: - OS: Debian Linux - mostly unstable/sid for workstations, testing/squeeze for servers. - Window manager: For about a decade I used FVWM2, but recently gave up and switched to GNOME + Compiz, given the amount of GTK apps out there. Plus, taking advantage of the now-ubiquitous 3D accelerator actually gives much better windowing performance than a 2D window manager. - Browser: Chrome. - Mail client: Thunderbird 3.1. - Chat & IRC client: Pidgin. - Languages: C, Perl, PL/PgSQL (Postgres stored procedures), Kamailio configuration route script, Bash, Awk. - Most work: PostgreSQL v9.0, Kamailio/sip-router (formerly OpenSER), Asterisk, Wireshark, tcpdump, PgAdmin3 - Ticketing system: RT - Bug tracker: Mantis (www.mantisbt.org) - Revision control: Git for actual software, Subversion for managing versions of customer network element configs.